Re: [SOT] Fast typing and threading...

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On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 07:42 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote:
> If one really means to keep it within the thread, then OK.  Still
> don't know why one would want to change the subject and still consider
> it the same thread.  Seems a bit illogical...but then again that's
> just me.

Because it would be related to the last message (the one it replied to),
but no others.

> But, you need not have a client that allows you to adjust the headers.
> All you need to use is the "forward" function and not the "reply"
> function.

Do that, and you lose the link between this message, and the one it
responds to.

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